Sentence examples for less of some from inspiring English sources

At the current stock price, a deal would be valued at roughly $1,600 per Oxford member, well above the $1,000 or less of some recent deals.

Louise Rutterford, a postgraduate researcher at the University of Exeter, said: "Our study suggests that we will see proportionally less of some of the species we eat most of, as they struggle to cope with warming conditions in the North Sea.

Wal-Mart has told analysts that it wished it had ordered 10percentt less of some seasonal products that it received from overseas -- including electronics, toys and clothing -- that it had to order months ago when everyone was a lot more optimistic.

Bifurcated comparativism implies that goods do not offset evils, but might eliminate them: that is, the goods E brings do not reduce the harmfulness of E unless they cause us to have less pain or less of some other evil.

If that makes me less of some kind of man, so be it.

Facebook actually makes me think less of some people I otherwise enjoy.

Relying more on outside content and services, however, also means relying less on some of Yahoo's own properties.

Solly is going at around 2 times book, which is half or less of what some of the recent brokerage house acquisitions have cost the acquiring banks.

Even in Europe, where regulatory issues are less of a challenge, some satellite companies are skeptical about the prospects for growth of the new Ka-band services.

There is a lot less of this in some local TV markets, more in others.

As highly as some of us value the principles of local control -- and particularly in this state, we need a lot more of it, not less of it -- some of us can also be pragmatists at times.